Tonight, our spotlight shined on 10-year-old Gwyneth Wilde, a fifth-grader at the Falcon Academy of Creative Arts in Mogadore. Gwyneth will recite a poem she wrote last year in a workshop sponsored by Kent State University’s Wick Poetry Center. This superb program, which brings poetry to communities throughout Northeast Ohio, is led by Nicole Robinson, who accompanied Gwyneth, along with Gwyneth’s parents, Laura and Brian Wilde.
Take a minute to read her poem, “Flinging off the Curved Bow” and leave a comment for Gwyneth. We’ll make sure she sees it.
Natalie
September 12, 2013
What a beautiful poem! Keep writing and can’t wait to read your next great work!
Judy Jones
September 12, 2013
Gwyn, I love your poem. I am very proud of you and all of your accomplishments. Congratulation on this special award. Mrs. Jones
Kim Lund
September 13, 2013
This is beautiful! So simple, yet obviously given much care and thought. Gwyneth, we are ALL blessed that poetry is a form of life for you. I am anxious to read more and to follow you and your beautiful words.
Nicole Robinson
September 14, 2013
Thank you for sharing your gift, Gwyneth! Looking forward to more of your important and beautiful poems.
David Lester Young
September 14, 2013
Gwyneth this flows with the strength of a poetess that has been blessed with dynamic verse. David Lester Young graduated from Tallmadge High near Mogadore. Blessing and good writing
Shirley Mars
September 14, 2013
What a remarkable poem, especially from one so young! Keep writing!
Christopher Wick
September 14, 2013
Well done. Your writing is eloquent and direct.
Mary
September 15, 2013
This poem is beautiful. Your words flow off the page like raindrops beading down a window. I am proud of you! Continue to write and share your great work. Mrs. Adelman